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Institution Name: National
Institute of Development Administration
School: Graduate
School of Development Economics
1. Name of Program
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Name in Thai:
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ËÅÑ¡ÊٵûÃѪҴØɮպѳ±Ôµ ÊÒ¢ÒÇÔªÒàÈÃÉ°ÈÒʵÃì (ËÅÑ¡ÊٵùҹҪҵÔ)
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Name in English:
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Doctor
of Philosophy Program in Economics (International Program)
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2. Name of Degree
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Full Name:
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»ÃѪҴØɮպѳ±Ôµ (àÈÃÉ°ÈÒʵÃì)
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Doctor
of Philosophy (Economics)
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Abbreviated Name:
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»Ã.´. (àÈÃÉ°ÈÒʵÃì)
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Ph.D. (Econ.)
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3. Vision of NIDA
A leading national institution in creating leaders and knowledge for change at international level.
4. Vision of Graduate School of Development Economics
To contribute to sustainable development process by producing graduates and knowledge in economics with international standards.
5. Philosophy of the
Program
Doctor of Philosophy Program in Economics
aims to produce graduates with the advanced theoretical knowledge and
analytical skills to help expanding the economic research frontier as well as
making decisions on complex economic policies. Such contributions are the keys
to a sustained economic development in Thailand.
6. Course objective
To produce graduates with abilities to conduct research in economics with academic excellence, to apply economic theories in decision-making, implementing economic policies, planning and management, as well as to create human resources with knowledge to contribute to the country's development.
7. Number of
credits in the curriculum
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Plan C (1(1.1))
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Focuses on research, no requirement
for courses, a total of 48 credits
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Plan A (2 (2.1))
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Research and course requirements, a total of 66 credits
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Plan B (2 (2.2))
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Research and course requirements, a total of 90
credits
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8. Regulation and Grading Criteria
All courses in the program will be evaluated
in accordance with the rules and regulations stipulated by the National
Institute of Development Administration.
Evaluation of all the courses stated in the
curriculum will be graded into various levels. The mean per credit will be
shown using the following system:
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A
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4.0 |
equivalent to
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Excellent
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A-
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=
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3.7 |
equivalent to
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Very good
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B+
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=
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3.3 |
equivalent to
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Good
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B
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=
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3.0 |
equivalent to
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Fairly
good
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B-
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=
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2.7 |
equivalent to
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Almost
good
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C+
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=
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2.3 |
equivalent to
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Fair
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C
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=
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2.0 |
equivalent to
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Almost
Fair
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C-
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=
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1.7 |
equivalent to
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Poor
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D
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1.0 |
equivalent to
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Very poor
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F
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0.0 |
equivalent to
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Failure
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W
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equivalent to
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Withdrawal
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I
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equivalent to
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Incomplete
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S
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equivalent to
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Satisfactory
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U
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equivalent to
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Unsatisfactory
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AU
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equivalent to
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Audit
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P
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equivalent to
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Pass
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IP
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equivalent to
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In
Progress
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T
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equivalent to
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Terminated
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TR
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equivalent to
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Transfer,
work with which there
is no comparable grade
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9. Criteria for Graduation
Students Eligible for Graduation
From the Program Must Have the Following Qualifications:
9.1 Students complete credits and
courses as prescribed in the curriculum
9.2 A cumulative GPA of at least 3.00
throughout the course
9.3 Pass the qualification examination
within two years after the registration as a student for Plan C (1 (1.1)), Plan A (2 (2.1)) and Plan B (2 (2.2)). Students who studied in each plan will be
entitled for the qualification examination up to two times. In a case where it is deemed necessary and appropriate, the President, with the advice of the Dean and Vice President for Academic Affairs may grant extension and number of times a student may take the Exams
9.4 Pass the dissertation proposal
9.5 Pass the dissertation final examination and must be an open system that interested parties may access
9.6 For Plan C (1 (1.1)), the dissertation or part of the dissertation must be published, or at least in the process of getting acceptance to be published in a journal or an academic publication that is peer reviewed prior to publication and is recognized in that field of study. At least 2 topics of dissertation need to be published in journals or academic publications under acceptable standards of the National Institute of Development Administration
9.7 For Plan A (2 (2.1)) and Plan B (2 (2.2)), the dissertation or part of the dissertation must be published, or at least in the process of getting acceptance to be published in a journal or an academic publication that is peer reviewed prior to publication and is recognized in that field of study. The dissertation must be published in journals or academic publications under acceptable standards of the National Institute of Development Administration
* Otherwise is accordance with the Directives of the National Institute of Development Administration on Education B.E. 2557 (2014), the revision of the Directives of the National Institute of Development Administration on Education, and the Ministry of Education Graduate Program Standard Criteria B.E. 2558 (2015).
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